Templarbit Shield Reviews

The updates and the way smoothly it operates are impressive. I believe clearer documentation, for integrating with Kubernetes would be beneficial.

The platform needs to provide flexibility and comprehensive insights in order to solve phishing risks.

Templarbit Shields automated Content Security Policy (CSP) resolves the problem of configuring CSP by providing a dependable automated solution. With this, our web applications remain secure safeguarding our business.

Straight forward AppSec solution that was easy to setup and could be labeled as smart WAF. The way it deals with false positives and policy updates is great,

Templarbit will provide suggestions when it thinks something needs to be adjusted. Blocking entire countries from having access to my API is now just a single click away.

Also lets me easily monitor for sensitive data exposure, which has helped us catch data we had exposed on an API call that should have not been returned.

No big complaints. Works well and we have seen several updates shipped since deploying it.

Runtime AppSec with a focus on DevSecOps. We now spend much less time configuring and worrying about our WAF capabilities.

For my most recent project, one of the key requirements was being able to lock down and secure applications exposed to the outside world. Templarbit Shield provided this along with a rich set of features such as custom rules and actions to respond to security events. The agent based approach worked well for performance and the API made it easy to script common actions. I also like the constant updates that were pushed which allowed us to remain current without having to do manual patching.

The documentation was a bit lacking in terms of integrating Templarbit Shield with Kubernetes. Nothing that we couldn't figure out but it would be nice if the implementation was a bit more clear.

Securing our external applications deployed using Kubernetes. The primary concern was the transient nature of Kubernetes applications and how to monitor and manage the security for all applications.

The best piece of Templarbit is their Automated CSP abilities. In real time the platform will analyze policy violations and automatically suggest and adjust whitelist items without having to rely on one of our DevOps team's input.

For a small team; the automation was key for us to have the proper protection of our APIs and Apps but without having to add additional InfoSec team members.

We have other applications and properties that we would like to use Templarbit on, but it currently doesn't accommodate that infrastructure.

We are Piloting their new product Sonar which will monitor our various domains for specific security configurations. This helped us discover a domain someone had set up to possibly phish customers or employee's.